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What is the equation of this line? y=−2x+2/3 y=2/3x−2 y=3/2x−2 y=−2x+3/2
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What is the equation of this line?

y=−2x+2/3


y=2/3x−2


y=3/2x−2


y=−2x+3/2

What is the equation of this line? y=−2x+2/3 y=2/3x−2 y=3/2x−2 y=−2x+3/2-example-1
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y=2/3x-2

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